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i-u ~. N NUMBER 4873.] WEDNESDAY - , Arm 7, 1808. [ .ii. c.%* i , . { SALES OF ESTATES. 13IPE1UAL PARLIA :2; I. TIIEATRE-,R.QYAL, DRURYLANE. AHIS PRESENT EVENING, Aptll27, 1809, will beperioinied • THE WORLD. ' - PICTU4LLING OFFICt, • Aptil x , THE COIII.II4ISSIONER,Vor - PICT UALL IVG ins MAJESTY's NAY do 'haply give Notito That on Thursdqy, the aBtb instant, at Eleven in the ft,renoort, they Will be read to Sell, to the highest Bidder; at His Majesty': Pielualling,Premites, at :Deptford, Sundry Lou cf thr following Provisions and .cr, 111 X • Bread, - Uread . Dust, Bakehouse Srfeepings, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Curranti, Rice, Pease, PeoseScreenings, Callavances, Oatineal, Doll, Foreign Meal, Butter, Crease, Slush and Scrapings, Cheese, Sugar, Mulasies, Beef, Suer, Pork, Packing, and. other Scraps, Provision Casks, New Board and Double Ends, Runt Puncheon Staves, Wine Pipe, Rum PuncheOn, and Brandy PieCe Heads, Iron goops, broken; bent, and in Faggots, and a Quantity of Uire Wood; ?yin in 'His Majesty's FiHmalling Pt esnlJes wC Deptl , ;rd. • A Dipasit of s 5 per cent. hio be made upon the ale sent o',/ each Lbt at the time y Sale ; and if the remainder rj thr Along is not paid, ibe - rarticitla:s taken eis,uay, wlttin tr) Or ki l n g' dayaftemardr,: the t)cpssit will be forfeited, and lhe•Csoir re. the'..i'rOperty • the'ra - oWn: The other Conditions may be seen, and printed C'ataLguts may be, had at the Seeretarj.'s •__• . , The Cbaractels by ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr WROUGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PALMER, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. PWELL. Miss isOYCE. . The - Prologue to be spoken by Mr. DE CAMP, And the EpiloAue by Mr. EL LISTON• • GEORGE: BAII.LI li and Co.'s . BANKRUPTCY. • ST.' VIN.CENT's and IiERSICE. TO tiE SOLD, at Garraway's,.in. the Alonth itf August next (unless previously Disposed . of by Private enntrati.), by ()rider of tile Aslignees of C;cark: baillia and Ibbn fray, HOUSE OF COMMONS. r r*l - 171E. several ESTAT4S b i .tlprigiri . to the: lUtik.'• -p A, • rupt George 13aillie, situate in the Island or 'St. Via.: cerlf, in the. Virt4t I adicti known tv.r .. .e Nantes orSiini 1 - 01 . 1 Esrate, Carapan , Estate, and CArrtere- Estate. • . And alb: a Mniery of another •Estate, sisolts. : Colony. at Bernice, in the West!lndies, cal lel the I,nverrress Esritte... And a cer fain proportfon of attorker Litirelli the suite Colony; called the.Cirnaye 1;ot. , Together with all .the Slaves,. Plantation Stores, and other. Live and Dead Stock, in or upon the .sAirl several Estates.' •. after which will be produced (for the fifth time) a now 'Grand Serious Haller of A6lion, called GARACTACUS. ' ANCIINT BRITONS. CailaaCllS (ItNi . GCNCrai), , Mr. D'EGVILLE ,I. tnyvy, -Mr. RoVER'ES : .__- :.:. liengo,..'MiSS C. BRISTOW ; . • Edgar, Master NOBLE . ; , Cadv.ral, Alaster WALI. AC ; • . . , . Osyvalci, Mister BRISTOW.; - • Modred (the 1-I.fgh Priest), Mr. Ct)y K E ; ' • Ilastor(the 'Chief:Basil), Mr. SMITH Druids, Meors..o.l,G N LJ.4%.1, c }BB ON. 1111 L.L ER, Fl'l4. ' . SOOION'..S, ,tic. I ifs!, liiits t; AYTO NI ~• Ltliehtitre, 'Mrs. S ti A It P F: ; Virgins, Miss G R Lt. N,s-Miss TWA MP: F. Y. Misses: 11. ind .L. • Del , IN ET -I !iss& 'LOOSE, &v. &C. • . • ''''''-D • , .. I fiCiiii A NS. ,•, • L :Y ., ' ''' ' Ca,:•sar,•.Mr. CRANFIELDL. - • . : . Chudibs, Ivli: 'l' !SUE R''; ''''' •-- • ' ; .... ..; t: ~...' , Diusus,Alr.',MAA.l:' f ,7 .• .. ~ :-, ! .... Marcus', Mr. .LA U R EN'T.: . • Btotes 6s. Seciutti.P.lice,3s:-Pit 3s:%fitli t .Sitcland VflealZ,S.i—. c a ls er y as. sec,,nd Price ts.—Upper calico' ts• Secws ,'r riqd sid:N'o Mulley to be !Arnett: ' ' . .I.'lavez; lot' t h e Boxcs to be taiignof Mr.. Spi4ig, at the BoX-; 'Once, Rtratit - -street... ' ' " • . The I)uora4o bstopetted at Flail ! , east Five, and-begin . ,at Hatt' I,:i•st Six. _ . • Oa :fl.count.of the etegetteriund for P laces, , and to prevent disappuicament,• the. stew Comedy of The World ! ("which cuiftivues to he met ved 'wit h . increased applause and appro.: bation, the P static are respect Iu i ly irtformed the same will be reputed, with the new'Ballet -of Caratlicus, To-morrow, Friday, and S.stusday,next. • •A new Comi c Opera, 111 Three /kits, is in rehearsal. For farther particulars apply to Donnetts and Solicitors to the Assignees, King's Arius Yar4 London. • VIcINITY OF sottritAMP'rON. • TO VL SOLO I.IY A iICTWN By• Mr.. : CHRISTIE," At his Great ;Zoom,. in =Piar-idly, 21 , 1 tune, In Fit teen - Lots 'wiles:; an acceptable Olfer tot the whole be previously inadei t • r rHE CAPITAL . orki Very Valuable; ESTATE and Noble MANSION _of the Ike NATRANI Els MIDDLETON, Esq. deceased, called lowohill, Siru::te in the parish of South Stonehatn, three' miles frotn.Sotithamp. ton, eleven from Winchester, and tour from 13otley, in the County of Hants. Consisting of tic honor of EW E L LM,, lately purchased of the CtoWn, and the extensivelvlarinra of SHAMBLEHURST or TOWNHILL, amt. ALIA NG. TON, abounding with Game, with Coons llama and Lean, in Townhil an4LCourt.Leet in A ; hishery, Rights, Royst; ties,' Quit-rents, &c. &e. ; spacious Modern tAMILY MANSIQN, recently are Med. seated .in a tine Park orgoo Acres. inclosA with substantial oak. paling, the . Mauston commuting a range of view of a delighttul pastoral yale in tersected with Streams, and a navigable Canal from SwriSh. rand to Winchester; 'Offices abundantly supplied.with tine River Water, thrown up by an Engine train a powerful. Stream, and replete wall every convenience and luxury that wealth, ingenuity, and liberal expence could 'cunt. 'nand ,• walled Kitchen. gardens. with Hot-houses, Pleasure. grounds with spacious Sheets of Water, and Walks and Rides of great extent through the Woods and Plantations ; Home Farms, &e, Various Farms contiguous. and extensive Wastes (near: t3orr Acres of 'which are the absolute and ex clusive property of the Lord of the Manor of Townni);), closed by opulent Gentlemen.in tire neighboUrheod, lessees of thesinne, and otherwise occupied by industrious Tenants and Cottaf,ers. Valuable Demesne Wdlids of thriving .Oak Timber,. Coppices; 'and Fir Plantations, part of whithiirc.of many years grow th, toe whole of the /Cue of Four Thou. sand Pounds pet annuin, and. Upwards. Particulars are nearly ready for . delivery,'and a Map of the Estate may be shortly seen in : Pall-Mall. • GR,AND..STATE LOTTERY, which be gins'Draw•ing4UNJ 28, is .the only Lottery that ever containea SI MILES of TWENTY THOUSAND 'POUNDS.' SCHEME. , . 6 Prizes Of - klo,coo-r- - are - - . 3 C izo t o„ • 2 .. - . - lowoo 2 - - - . 5;000 - 10,000 "" • .3 • - - - - 2;coo . 4 . . 6•90. , s - . , . I,oco . 7 - - - - Soo' - - lo - - - - 100 __ . 30 • . • 5 0 . - . - 1.5c0 1,000 - 2Z - a . • - • - 21 t 000 40='/O - - Is 25,000 Tickets. 4250,000 . THEATRE 'ROYAL, 'COVI‘:/sIT-GARD EN. .-MORROW EVENING? . 'April 808, will he 1 r o rit THE MAN OF THE 'WORLD. Sir Pcrtitux,lklaciyuophant, Mr: . I:tipKE-., After which, the new Scotch Dame et THE HIGHLAND EADDIE. NO HXED PRIZE. TICK Zi TS and SHA itILS arc s. Wag At all the Licenced Offices in Londo 11; 13) their Agents in the Country, Pte:ent rice. —.Ticket ,C to 19 o • - •,C to ;s o Etkhtit - Ca t 5 6 Quarter - .5 9• 0 [Sixteenth - t S o 'Phis i)ig‘ w.gspnblis tot, pricx.2s 6ct, _! 7•, 7INDICLE LUST .'A ; or, An Answer to V a Pauli/Wet, eittitieu - hie CAUSES and CONSE QUENCES of flit: L. LtL LMIGKATION'to thelIRA -2.1L6. }3 EIiWARD JA NIES I.l.}tAM, Esq. London: Pgintegi tut io,n; Bud 4, No. anti [ames Corunill ...IC.l3rkl!un, Of whom Army lug.:, An ItistoricAl Fr .grigent tot; the Year Two Thousand 0114 fluntin.d, pnce gs. TO WHICH W ILL SE ADDXD. TO'VI THUINIE THE G.REAT. , - K.ng Asti,ur, Mr. MUNDIAsI • TOM Master G DWIN Lotu G r LLIV, Mr. i. Is ; Nouilic, Mr TAV (MR; 1- ) 0 1, 1v. SIMAIONsi s..!tieLh tries. LIS 1 ON Prune-shoot ntuuca. Albs 130.,'10N ; col Miss LES R 'flu xes 3b. ha'. Second Pricett. Gallery 28. Sci..onit f rice ta.-- U lye' Gallery is. ScLoild arlice 6d. No Money to he ret:.roeti. Places tor the litno: e to be taken tit Mr. Brandon, at the OX-OffiCe, i n iiatt st reet. The Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at Half-past The Plibile are teitwetfuily informed, that Shakspeares Play of The or Vcrion.i, continuing to be received with univers,ii dppiauhr, will be sled for the third time on Friday, atter iiignt it must be laid ashie on accoont of the preparations fur Hondo-ca. To which vv.( be :nide& a /vlusicitl t :tree, IVI4O Wiwi. or, 't he Widow's Choke. - 'lbis Day was published, • Elegantly printed in One Volume Octavo, adorned with a Portrait of Lo►d 'Nelson, alio an E ugrAving of the Hall which Mortally wounded him, price 7,. in hoards, or on Royal Paper Les. 6n. m ooards, the second•E:fiuooof AN. Authentic Narrative of the DEATH of Lt VW with circutimitnue'!avec:ding,. attending, and surisequent to, that evilit,t he Pruiessionai Re port on ills Lordship's Wound, and several interefting anec dotes: Ily %VI LLIAM BEATTY, M.D. SwgeOdto the Victory, in the Dank at "Trafalgar, and now Physician to the Channel I. leer. Printed for I'. Cauelt and •W. Davies, ill the Strand. DEAF AN His Royal Highness the D'uke The Most Noble the Marquis of YtCli•elt: His Grace the Duke of But:- cleugh. The [tight lion. the fart of hristol. Percy. - 'The kt. Hon, Lord Rolle. Sir kW ..Aialcrs. , ii,liartr. . P Sir Rich. ICH, Bart. Ald. Sir it.. Corr C u. ilati. AhL• Sir T. Turtcn, Henry E DUMB. • of T . 3.10 UC ESTER,'Patron • 'BUCK 1 istGAAM,President. StDENTII: H. C. COm'be,. l Esq. Alder nmn, 'NJ P. Wm. Wiiberforce,Esq, M. P. Wrn. Lushington, Esq. - CiAas. • Piower . , Thunias Dornen, E,sq. john .1,./kngerincin, Esq. Tin)nuts Buthltngton, Ccuige H Atti iuge , Esq. 'sq. Treasurer. - 'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER will'be held at the,.C►ty of London• Tavurn, llishbpsgratcritreet, on Monday dlr . :Ala May, tBul3, at I Lilt-past sour Zee lock Pre. eisely. Lis Royal Highness the Duke or. c u C ESTE R in, the Chair. STEWAS DS. ' ...... The R 'gilt • lion. the . LllO-etflonn Dixon, Esm. br6t(4. . . I W. 1.. Grosvolor, Esq. jun. The Right Hon. ViscOunt ' Mtn Kiinztod, Esq. Tentplciown. • k harm Niartin. L•ti• John Win. ctant, ,E N. I twzpit Redwave. hkg. 7 hornivUurne, Esq. Thomas Sedpsicke, Esq. , Iv. R. H. istownt.t, Esq. Ile try Stubbs'„ itsq, Richard Chater,.F.q. T. C. warmrs t E sq , john Crosse, 1 ,- .1. ‘. Key. Richard Yates, Li). ___ _ Tkkeis, I2S. each, to be NO of the Stewards; of the De puty Secretary, Long- la ne , B ermon d sey ; . and at the liar of he. Tovicrit. The Anniversary. Scrinim, for the Benefit of this Charity, will'be preached at •the Parish Church of St. Giles's in the Fields, on Sunday the Sth of 18434, by the Itevthend Thomas Smpson, U.U. and U.S.A. of lrinity College, Cambridge, Reelor of Croton, in Sufibik, and Minister of Deilmark Hill Chapel, Camberwell. Prayers, will begin at Eleven Colbletion eller R. YATES, B.D. and F.S.A. Secretary. ATLAS INSURANCE - COMPANY - . A T ti MEETING o f t h e CUMMITTEE held at Cotree. house, Cornhill, the 2,3 th inst. CHRISTOPHItIt SMITH, Esti. Aid. &c. Chairman. r Resolved unanimously, that the Subscriptions to this Insti baton do Cto.sc on or below the 3d ox May, and nosiness be commeilcd on or before the 24th of font: next. Stibaciiptiu li s to this Estabilstiment are receiving at the Banking Houses of Sir Dines E Waite, Esdaile, and Hanunets, Loinbartl-street ; Down, Thornton,,and Free, nartholothevir. lune ; MaStermati,, Peters, and Co, Lombard.street ; Baron Ditthddle's and 'Co. Coe tl,ill ; and Haniniersley and teci. ; ,whe r e the prospe4tus away be had. Order of the Committee, ' O Committta.rootit; Cofree-houtiJe, HN ,CHALK, S. 4\p)tt 20, isos, O BE LETT For a Term of Years, and entered , irpon irnmedlatelYo CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, fit for - a large Family, .with Gardens, Coach Houses, Stables, Arid °the( Buildings, situate at Car4hil.ton, in the County or Surrey. --The Tenant:buy take any quantity of L.-nd, at - A 4 - Partn-yotd'isAtear tt,e House: . For earticulAti; .apply- to . blvisrc:Gier,i; and Cot - 1).1g; sltinn:r% till , Loultin • . . This Day was published,- price 2s. THE :MEDICAL• REMEMBRANCER ; or, PHARmACEUTICA t. VAVE-NiECUA.I: being-a short Sketch .ot the Properties mid kJ - rec.-is or fhe dicinal Compositions and' - timples now in use, as.directed by the. College of 'Physicians ,• arranged under their bvieriit .:lasses. To which is added, an Alphabetical Table in Latin and English, with the Old cud New. Names, contain.. ing the proper DOses of each , Medicine. Intended as a com plete Pocket Manual for , heuse of.Praaitioners in general. • By THOMAS CHURCHILL, , Apothecary, &c. London. Printed for ( • lohnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day was published, • In One Volume,, Bvo. price Ss. in boardsi AN ENQUIRY INTO the . EXTENT and STAI:I L'Y.ot N4TI NAL KESOU WT:S. By the. Rev. THONIAS CHALMERS. - (KiintailY•) ..Otig.objeet of this publication is to prove, that the loss of trade involVes in it no caw mischief than the loss of 'cer tain enjoyme,ts ; that irleaves the same maintenance as be. fore to elr , v individual in the country ; and that, so far from being .. ground ot alarm and despondency, it tenders the nation W6er than ever for all the purposes of detcnce and po litical independence. N.B. 'Since wink was ready for the press the Atithot has had the benefit of the Edinburgh, review t f Mr. Spence's Pamplilci, entitled Britain Independent of CantinereN and 3s he conceives -that nothing that falls from the Edin burgh Reviewers on any subject cernieoed With political `economy should be received with indifference, Ite ti4s throvin into•the lain of an ,Appendix sonic Observations On those parts of their Discussions which seem` - to bear on tho princi- .. -pks ql his Publication. Printed for Oliphant and Brown, Edinboigh, and sold by Longman, I turst, Rees and Orme, Paternoiter-rows DIUDLN'S GREEK 'and LATIN CLASSICS. This Day was published, • In Two Volumes, Crown Otlavo, the Third Edition, with additional Authors, ants Biographical Noticea (clikfly of - liAllSll Authors), price ig, in boards, L k N, INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE of RARE and VALUABLE EDITIONS of the Gtt EEK and LATIN CLASSICS, including an A ccoont .ot tiolvgiot Bibles; the best Greek, and Gres* and. Latin Editions of the Septuagint and New Testament .1 the ScripL tures de Re Rustics; ‘reek Romances, and Lexicons, and Grammars., By the Rev, T; FROGNALL DIBDIN, I'..S.A. Printed for Longman, 4utst, Rees,. and. Orme,. Pater noNter.row. " -We are decidedly of opinion, that no : ; Bibliozraphical collection `can be complete i:nont Mr. Dibilin's %olumes, .which are, independent of tl .. intornratiots they eon taiu, Irequently enlivened - by Literary Anecdotes, and ren dfacd f r etwwlly interesuisg by great vaned ot obscrvatioo and acuteness of rentark." --British Critic, ,hlarch 'SAO. MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, danfine their attention to the l'reatment.ot certain coMplaintt contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility which is i:Aut44.l by the destruelive. tiabits of Youth. , Mr. .14ciAh hav ing been engaged iu tlt:s exclusive branch_lcir the last eleven ye. rS In this House, It lit presurned.that iranta);e of such it xpericnce gives the utmost success to that assiduity With which they devote thentselves to the Cure of these Cont plaints In all Cases ,f recent occurrence the cure is iptedy, and pain anti clanger are cquajly avoided. in every C.ase, and in tilos., di,tressing Deficiencies which arc tne con— sequenceA ot:ywtthinl Imprudence, or th 4 enervating indul gences of at until; in warm Climates. their mode f Treat ment ensures a 'safe anti' perthanent Restoration to vigorous .1:1ex! . Thd `terms are stated on the first interview, Drib answer to Lert:rs containing7a , Bank Note, and k every Cusq . thc sncrsty is o - served. No. 24, Arundet.street, Strand, near Ternpte-bar; - --Thele 4n aittlition2l Einr.ow in ‘Vitta . -street adjniuinz. LANDS inPERTHSI - 11 RE, and HOUSE insnau NG , • SALE:. , - To be SOLD by PUBLIC RO UP Withirt the ROyal Exchange Coltee-House, Edinburgh, on Wetinesday the 25th Day of May, isos, at PWO CO(.7loak lit the A fternuo!i, in Two Lots, by Order c f the Ac,si witees Of Messrs. George Baillie and igl u s Lot I.' "'HE ESTATE and . XANDS of PITFAR, the Property of Mr. john jpll . r.ty. situated in the Parish of Fossaway, and County oil:berth, about twelve Miles from Stirling, and six • trout 4tiva; both excellent Market Tow,._, to which there is easy access/from the Lands by good Roads, and there 'IS plenty 'ol Coal and Lim: in the Nttghllgatritona. Tne Lands (on which there are suitable Fann Steadings) extend to 239 A, 3R. j 2 F. according, to a late: Survey there of. They are mostly inclosed with Stone Fences, or Quick set lictiPs, and there are interspersed among the riehis about'-t9 Acres of thriving Plantations in Clumps and Strips; and being in the Occupation of the Proptietor at present,* the Purchaser will ger immediate entry to t! , e . whole Premises. The Soiled itAils of tite Crownticr paynt -it of a small Feu Duty or 125 20. 10 tits Abbey of Cuirass, and is valued in the Cess Rocks at 681. The Stipend payable out of the 'Lands is 31. it. id. and School Salary: ss. 6d. 'Lot a. That House and Pertinents in Stirling, at ;Resent occupied by Mr. pithy, situated on.the South: side of Sr. )ohnl..strect. Ihe House is largeohaving on the Ground lour a Kitchen. two Rooms, and a Cellar ; on the Second Floor a Dining. ioom, Parlohr, and two bed. rooms ; on the Third Hour a large Dining,roont and three" bed-rooms ; and In the Attic Story 'tree Bed-rooms. In tite hack-court there is a Stable, and otla.Oltice boozes. and anj.iiiiingthereto an excellent Carden, well laid out. The Subjects arc Held in Burgage of the Town of Stirling. • The Servants on the Lands of Pit far will sliew the Grounds and Marchts, and those in the House in Stirling will chew' it and the Perttnents. For further particulars apply.to john Hunter. Esq. W. S. Queen-street, Edinburgh ; Mossn:. 11,11toit,; Newton, and Pude, the Assignees, at Liverpool; or Mc.:srs. lauteits and tireaves, Solicitors, -King's Acres Yard, Coleman:street, Loudon, vvith each or whom a Plan of the Estate ii lett. 'CAPITAL RESIDENCE and ESTATE, in the County of .E'ASr I,OTHi sc 01 - LA No. • TO lIE SOLD• ItY AUCTION,. • Wit/tin the Royal Exchange . Cofliv- House, Edinburgh, on Nionda.y thelitit f um: next, at 't'woo' . .Clo‘k, :kit:11110cm. THE MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE of •• ROCKY! consisting o f 198 Scotch Acres, or asa English .cres, and situated in the best part of East Lothian, twenty miles from six from Hat:ding. ton, and three front NUM. communing rich.and extensive -over a fertile and highly cultivated Conn. . try, and of the Firth u$ Forth, In .likeittr, Ar:ltu'es Scat, Castle or Edinburgh, North Lterwick, law, &c.. The lloast.., - to which a considerable aOttnion has lately been made, is a orgniar Stone huild.n.g, large.' elegant, and counitudions.-"fhe horakicc.hail :not Stal'h;ase-, on the Yrii+ci~ral .Fluor, arc spacious and nimdsonic. On 'me side of y 'tlie*Hall is icaUite of Rooms, consistin4 or an :.1.11-• Room.' 21 by 9t a Drawing. R vont. 34 by It,. with a I.lo , v.witiclO.v to. tire Vest;\ and a Library or .I)real:l;ist-,:oom, Jo by at, with WindoWs to the ,Soutti enteting_ out upon the Lawn. Ott the ocher side - of the li.til is a Dining.roron, .27 by 2cl„ with a Stone Lobliy the • ifiKk Stair front. the Kitchen ; a Butter's Pantry and I; , ;ater ClOset ; also,aticallentan's Study, or. Sitting . Roorn, a' feet square, _ walla largijight Closet,, or Dresing Ti.e whole of the Prineigill Floor, is t 4 feet high. The Unsler or liati-sunk stcri contains a most excellent Kitchen 'and Scut lery,' with a pictititill supply of Water, and every suitable. A eeollllllo. d4tion t r a veiy large Family. Above the .Principal Floor are two Stories of Family A I+artin nis, with Dressin 4 ; Rooms, Water Closer, and. abundance of good Family AcCommoda. ton. The tieL.ehed Offices ate s,tirable, and contain Stabling tor 14 Horses, Double house, with 'M1114611%1 Other The_ Garden, Which contains four Scotch Acres, is early, procludive,• and singularly beautiful. T he range at tiLISS extends to 140 feet, and coinprizes two (;rape:-houses, two Peaelt.liouses, wen- house; anti fruit room.. ' The:severe built ttwr yeas ago, un a regular and approved PI3II, anti itre now in the highest state at.. CUlturcancl. Pert,: tion. - The Garden has a tine slop;; to the SOnin, iii the part •or it are two Fish Fends,' well sin_ lied Perch. • The Hume Scenery - or Rockviile, p•issesses every beauty th it variety of Ground,,,A.fitte of vy'at,.r,.Slittottery and Plant:011)113 v 4ive. • who:e or thcAlsid4 i , with exception ui abOut 3o Acres, have been long in the Ploprietor's poss,ssion, atom the nigliest state or Un;1)14:410 . 14,Orld contain a large prOpOrtnln of i tine old (.nisi : 'The , Sail, C innate, SittLitn)ll, and Nei k l.ll)ol4r, of this rtace, are well known to be : . of the Brat "t - ite I itle Are Public Burdens v•-.ry mode. t . ..te. _A 1' n asiki EleY.tlit.lll Of the fit IL .: , Surrey; 0; .I.e t.itutincli., may '..)c seen in of Mt. Verricr, t\IADLUIT3IIt, No. 26, %vilu will g,tvc 4:ye_ryjtiee;:sdary , infprutitiolt; "I'lul'(;ard6t:F at RockVitk 41t,:vi ktcrti-ivo. • TUESDAY, APRIL 26. . Ate: r -. ..ky.t.t. presented a Petition from the Debtori confitleu in, the, King's Beuch Prison, praying an alteration in the Laws respetling Debtor and Credi tor. Ju opening_ the matter of Cse Petitioq, thet„ HO1). oentleman suited, that this :,objeti hal long occupied Itis attention, th ough no specific reini-ly for the h ardships endured under the existing laws had octirrecif,to him. He thought that the best course to pursue would .be tb refer this and..emiiar Petitions to a .Comtnittee,aboye stairs, upeti the Re..l port of which some measures mighbbe founded for .. the attainment of the übje& .1 , -...ired. it t present he should only niove, that the Peti:ion be received. ---The Petition was then broaz,lit it' , and tadtned to It:: on the table. • Mr. 'WILLOUGILUY presented a Petition .frem- the INl:inufaCturers el Hats, iii the .Towe -or,NeWark iipon-.l'retn,and otl:eis Conet:ned in ;hit manolfe.: titre,. praying ,refiel from eLrtain. duties a.leaing this rminefatture.----Ordered to he on the titbit.. Mr. "Ke-sliticie reptted from the Down.3atr: g le 1 , : Cotimaittee, heat the t...temnittee had . 3 . ;setithled on the lamming, pursuant to 4nijoLtrntrtent, hut bar: ad- JOAlersc,; in tu f tnOrrOw,ll:l-COnSeql..MCe of the absence of Strrßobert Salesbury, On the Report being giv ea in at the table, Sir 1101124 T SALusBURY stated, in his place, the circumstances,whieb had retardo,This arrival in town, ' so that he was teh minutes too-late iii his attend nice on the Committee. Having verified this statement upon oath, the Hon. Baronet. was excused for his ... non-attendance. -- • . • Mr. JOHNSON, from the Office of Chief Secretary for Ireland, presented an AcCotint of the Expence in. curred by Expresses from London by Holyhead to Dublin, together with other Papers; which were'or- dered to lie on the table. . The Loan .A.DVOCATE Of Seoi LAND gave notice, that be should to-morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill (as we understood him) relative Co the Courts of -Justice in, Scotland.. • On the. motion of Sir AliTfiell WELLESJ.EY, the Irish Recognizance Bill was read a third time and passed. . . Ordered, on the motion of Mr. Ross, that the Re• port of the Pilots' Bill be taken into consideiattc,n on Thursday next. , - Mr. HowORTH deferred to a future day his ;no tion, winch stood .for this day, relative to/the. Coin.' .mitts e on. India Affairs, above stairs, • The Irish Clergy Residence Bill ,was read a second time ; and on -the question that it be committed for Thursday, Sir JOHN NEWPORT rose,„and said that4e i concurred entirely in the principle of the Bill with the . Gentlemen opposite, and was-Willing to atreo to every measure that could tend to enforce re.idenee; but he thought that the Bill, in its present., shape, , fell short of the principle itself. He did -inch think 1 it went far enough ; there'.‘ as, for instance, no . pm vision for the Curates doing duty in the place of Non- • residents. Besides, he disapproved of the discreti.L .onary: power which the Bill devolved upon the Bishops. The ;words, '' does not' sufficiently .rc - side," he „complained of a.i', being indefinite, and especially SO itt' it was innded by them that the Bishops -were to determine . upon Inc 'sufficiency Of • residence. Sir ARTHUR IPEL LES4EY said,' .he was. ' sappy-to find that the Right Hoir. Bart. approved of the general .principles of the Bill s and that his only- objection to it was that it did nut • , o far enough ; for . instance, the . . Right 'Hon. Baronet thoOgnt that the ' Bill ought to make a proper provision tor the Curates. The Hon. Baronet knew that a Bill for that put pose Ltd been brought in fur this Country, and it was kiis intention eitheite propose a similar 8,11 fur Ire-, land, or to move in the Committee w extend the Bill already befere the House to Ireiond. With ye grad to what had fallen from the- Right Hon. Barr. upon the propriety of enforcing the residt.nce of the Clergy ahs , ,lutdy, and nut giving the Archbishops and I..iisliop a discretionary power to ent:Acc resi denee,, or permit abs,:nee, as they though, proper, he,begged to obset %:e, that from the ttmallne.s vf• the Livings in Ireland,•plinaliti,:3 had b. come almost n.c.- pessary, and it was obvious in the ease of 1111r,11130 an absolute residence could not he'enferced. l'ltere were other cases tvbili must occur to every Gent,le• man's mind ripen 'the subject, in which 'tttp.proiolOy of having a diactetionary power vested sc o n e w h ere must be obvious, and cert Only it could not be better • ' vested .than in the hands of the At , :ltbistiops and Bishops.. .. . , • Sir JOHN , NEWPORT said, ho knew that in - ' 'eases of pluralities, complete residence could rot be enforced, but he thought in all other cases it might, without giving it discretionary power to the 'Bishops. , The 0114 NCELLOR of the E.N.7:144.4 L' ER observed, that the eN.cuses admitted fur A tt .- los e. • deuce % ponsi,Llably fewer in this, Bill than in the. Ads for, this Ccieniry. After a few ivords in expla- eation from. Sit Jo l ty NNWPOLIT, _ li e Dell was. read a second tone, an,i committed for 'Jlinrsday.. ' Sir AIiTIIUII. 1' ELLEIII-0" moved the Order of the Day fur the further consideration of the Rep' el i o f the Irish Webe-house Bill • The Order having beeti r,•ad, Sir ALITIIII.II 'll)oVed, ' , that the Bill should be re-committed ter Thursday. Sir Jowl ,Nnwrryter coetended, that 'the 'old va luation of But:whet:6 in lrelund, w Edell regulated the amount ,f the first fruits, was very unLqual -to the real value, and that in many ttioceses the first fr u i ts were not taken at. all. - He stiggested, theref ore , that a now anl . uster valuation slit iuld be made, and that the fits'. taus ahuuld -he taken through 1114 : whole Country..-- This 'would prteluee 'a large fund • for the purpose of building Glebe- tieeses j and utiilitt • •••-. __. , _ ~...,...,_ ,_ , 1 „. . 0% 'lt 4 ' 4 " , i v ' • '4,1 4 '1 ir 4 ',.; ; 1 , 1, • \*.I.M•II ii;i9",,*. / , Xs . ~,,......,_:: 'l'l'4' , .{'"" . • ..k. %..3 rah •,-..., -c iir • -. 7 \t: .7. , ; , ....-..„,.' - '1" '''.o" • .. file -......, „,,,, , , -...-.... -f..&..- , 444';1 4 .- ~-„,- •C.,; , -- 1 42 icrlv4' T.(' i1'i1...,7 '''r'ci 0- -J.- v ., .t.- -........: 1 ' 'l / 4 : ' • . ll' , /lit vt